Like every year, the hands of the clocks must be set back one hour on October 30. Recently it has been decided tosummer timebut in light of the energy crisis current, with a staggering rise in the cost of raw materials, the opposite idea is being considered, namely to keep and give up thosewinter time. But can it really be useful?
Over there Italian Society of Environmental Medicine (Sima) has requested the government to maintain daylight saving time all year round. At the heart of this request is some data. First of all, in the months that there was summer time, an amount of electrical energy equal to 420 million kilowatt hours, but at the same time an amount equal to 200 thousand tons CO2 has not been released into the atmosphere.
According to this data, maintaining daylight saving time can provide some energy savings, but also have positive effects on: Health from people. Changing the time also means changing the sleep-wake cycle, a cause of nervousness, mood swings, fatigue and even depression for many people. Effects that can also be found when we switch from solar time to summer time in March.
Source: Lega Nerd
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